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Your origami snapper came along tucked into my wallet things like that don't travel well but I managed they suffered a lesion to the spine snappers are apparently weak there maybe we can work on growing a backbone together handmade gifts mean the most less, when it was made in whimsy and flimsy more, because it gave me false hope maybe it's a sign like a uke-playing octopus maybe friendship is all I need right now your origami snapper is a great listener It sits on my desk Either mocking or pondering, I can’t tell Snappers are hard to read that way Maybe if we showed more emotion you’d            notice but action requires reaction and somehow the origami rose I made forgot it’s origami thorns But there could be blood on my hands From a beautiful friendship I so recklessly slaughter pulling up roots like weeds adding wistful thinking to inimitable memories
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 11:34 PM UTC
Origami Snapper
Your origami snapper came along tucked into my wallet things like that don't travel well but I managed they suffered a lesion to the spine snappers are apparently weak there maybe we can work on growing a backbone together handmade gifts mean the most less, when it was made in whimsy and flimsy more, because it gave me false hope maybe it's a sign like a uke-playing octopus maybe friendship is all I need right now your origami snapper is a great listener It sits on my desk Either mocking or pondering, I can’t tell Snappers are hard to read that way Maybe if we showed more emotion you’d            notice but action requires reaction and somehow the origami rose I made forgot it’s origami thorns But there could be blood on my hands From a beautiful friendship I so recklessly slaughter pulling up roots like weeds adding wistful thinking to inimitable memories
A uke-playing octopus is a memory and metaphor for the first time I ever flirted with someone — it seemed relevant
lucas
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 11:34 PM UTC
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